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I networked over the summer and send out my resumes to a tons of people around. At that time I listed that I worked on two industries: one NR and one TMT. Later in November when I sent out my resume, I changed the NR to industrials.
Do you think this particular thing could get me dinged?
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The question is, why would you change it? Did you work in NR...or industrials?
Also, they'll only look at the most recent version of your resume 99% of the time (ie the one you submit).
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